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Gonzalo Jiménez-Osés

Computational Chemistry · CICBIOGUNE

Biography

Gonzalo Jiménez-Osés is an Ikerbasque Research Professor and Principal Investigator at CIC bioGUNE since 2019, where he leads the Computational Chemistry Group (CCG), and Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Protellix since 2026.

The Computational Chemistry Group (CCG) at CIC bioGUNE aims to create a solid platform for the theoretical prediction of chemical reactions for bioconjugation, designing and simulation of therapeutic peptides and proteins, and understanding Glycochemistry processes. A strong emphasis is also made on the Computer-Aided Enzyme Engineering and Directed Evolution.

Before that, he was a Ramón y Cajal Investigator at the Universidad de La Rioja (2015-2018), a Postdoctoral Scholar in the Houk group at the University of California, Los Angeles (2010-2015), and a Lecturer in Chemistry and Organic Chemistry at the Universidad de Zaragoza (2007-2010). (Description curated from publicly available data.)

Profile

Institution CICBIOGUNE
Position Ikerbasque Research Professor and Principal Investigator, CIC bioGUNE
Home page http://www.gonzalojimenezoses.com
Contact email gjoses@cicbiogune.es
ORCID 0000-0003-0105-4337

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Research topics

Applications of Computational BiologyStructural bioinformaticsComputational models and simulationsBiomolecular simulationStructure-function relationshipDrug Discovery and designStructure predictionMolecular Interactions/DockingProtein/Nucleic Acid design

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Industry & knowledge transfer

Spin-offs

  • Protellix (co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer, since September 2026)

Teaching

Master programs

  • Master in Chemistry & Biotechnology - University of La Rioja
  • Master in Chemical Research - University of Zaragoza

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